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In dNetHack, #chatting with the corpse when ready for the Quest reveals that it belonged to [[User:Chris/dNetHack/dNethack_Roles/Binder/Dahlver-Nar|Dahlver-Nar]], the first Binder, who became a binding spirit himself. Talking to the corpse not only allows you to use the down [[staircase]], but automatically binds his spirit and teaches you his seal. There is no message indicating that his spirit has been bound, so Binders may be surprised later when they check their [[base attributes]] and learn that they have teeth beneath their skin. | In dNetHack, #chatting with the corpse when ready for the Quest reveals that it belonged to [[User:Chris/dNetHack/dNethack_Roles/Binder/Dahlver-Nar|Dahlver-Nar]], the first Binder, who became a binding spirit himself. Talking to the corpse not only allows you to use the down [[staircase]], but automatically binds his spirit and teaches you his seal. There is no message indicating that his spirit has been bound, so Binders may be surprised later when they check their [[base attributes]] and learn that they have teeth beneath their skin. | ||
| − | As a quest leader, the corpse does not seem to be so much a mentor who provides the player with instructions and encouragement, as a mere mouthpiece for | + | As a quest leader, the corpse does not seem to be so much a mentor who provides the player with instructions and encouragement, as a mere mouthpiece for [[User:Chris/dNetHack/dNethack_Roles/Binder/Numina|an unnamed entity, or collection of entities,]] to inform [[you]] about [[Acererak]]. After you are accepted for the quest, it does not say anything else—not even if you return victorious from defeating the quest nemesis, or stop by to visit it with the [[Amulet of Yendor]]. |
The strange corpse has a single melee attack, but its speed of 0 makes it effectively [[sessile]] and unable to defend itself. However, its very low natural [[AC]] and high [[Magic resistance (monster)|magic resistance]] make it difficult to fight. | The strange corpse has a single melee attack, but its speed of 0 makes it effectively [[sessile]] and unable to defend itself. However, its very low natural [[AC]] and high [[Magic resistance (monster)|magic resistance]] make it difficult to fight. | ||
Revision as of 00:56, 10 September 2015
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| Difficulty | 2 |
| Attacks |
Weapon 1d6 physical |
| Base level | 0 |
| Base experience | 125 |
| Speed | 0 |
| Base AC | -55 |
| Base MR | 125 |
| Alignment | 0 (neutral) |
| Frequency (by normal means) | 0 (Not randomly generated) |
| Genocidable | No |
| Weight | 1450 |
| Nutritional value | 400 |
| Size | medium |
| Resistances | poison, petrification |
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The strange corpse:
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The strange corpse is the quest leader for the Binder role, added in dNetHack, Slash'EM Extended, and SLASHTHEM.
In dNetHack, #chatting with the corpse when ready for the Quest reveals that it belonged to Dahlver-Nar, the first Binder, who became a binding spirit himself. Talking to the corpse not only allows you to use the down staircase, but automatically binds his spirit and teaches you his seal. There is no message indicating that his spirit has been bound, so Binders may be surprised later when they check their base attributes and learn that they have teeth beneath their skin.
As a quest leader, the corpse does not seem to be so much a mentor who provides the player with instructions and encouragement, as a mere mouthpiece for an unnamed entity, or collection of entities, to inform you about Acererak. After you are accepted for the quest, it does not say anything else—not even if you return victorious from defeating the quest nemesis, or stop by to visit it with the Amulet of Yendor.
The strange corpse has a single melee attack, but its speed of 0 makes it effectively sessile and unable to defend itself. However, its very low natural AC and high magic resistance make it difficult to fight.
Encyclopedia entry
There is no encyclopedia entry for the strange corpse, but there is one for Dahlver-Nar.
